Nardhy Gomez

@nardhygomez

Maternal-Fetal Immunologist, Professor @WUSTLmed You can find us here as well: ngllab.bsky.social, linkedin.com/in/nardhy-gome…

St Louis, MO reproductivesciences.wustl.edu/laboratories/g… Joined November 2016

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Nardhy Gomez @nardhygomez Oct 7

Excited to share our new paper in @ScienceTM !
We built a comprehensive multi-omic atlas of chronic placental inflammation.
Congrats to @LevensonDustyn and our amazing team! #NGLlab #CRepHS @WashU_OBGYN @washu_pathology science.org/eprint/RPMKE3R…

www.science.org A multiomic atlas reveals distinct immune landscapes in preterm and term chronic placental inflam... A multiomic atlas of pregnancies with chronic placental inflammation links effector activation to preterm birth and regulatory resilience to term delivery.

Nardhy Gomez @nardhygomez Sep 24

Happy National Postdoc Appreciation Week! A huge thank you to all of our amazing postdocs at #CRepHS @WashU_OBGYN for your hard work, creativity, dedication, and the incredible science you bring to our Division every day. We are so grateful to have you as part of CRepHS!

Nardhy Gomez @nardhygomez Aug 26

Very proud of @MFariasJofre, former #NGLLab postdoc and now faculty at @ucatolica! His postdoc work on IL-6R blockade to prevent preterm birth and adverse neonatal outcomes was selected as the 2026 Best Publication by the UC School of Medicine! Congrats Marcelo, @josegalaz, et al

Nardhy Gomez @nardhygomez Jul 24

Thank you so much! I’m excited for this new chapter and look forward to working with our amazing CRepHS faculty and staff. @washumedicine @WashU_OBGYN @washu_pathology

WashU Medicine OBGYN @WashU_OBGYN Jul 23

Congrats to @nardhygomez on her promotion to Director of the Center for Reproductive Health Sciences!

Read more: obgyn.wustl.edu/nardhy-gomez-l…

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Nardhy Gomez @nardhygomez Jul 22

Congratulations to @KaliPruss and the entire team on this exciting study! A fascinating discovery showing how maternal gut bacteria can shape fetal development and offspring intestinal health!. Congratulations! @washu_pathology

WashU @WashU Jul 21

Breaking the cycle: Researchers @washumedicine are uncovering how malnutrition may be passed from mother to child, before birth. The findings could one day help interrupt intergenerational malnutrition and give children a healthier start. bit.ly/4piH0gh
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